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AA • . •IN. ••• j/ • q \y/ / , r...• .. . . /,' ,„.- • ';•,/ 1 1i / 9' 45*-e -it, (....„ ,, ,,e-ir_, E __, ‘ ,,,,,-I_,. -• 7 --;.,-,:. -ff_ - i ni44l/7 , 1* utrf (t•tstivut • I e _7,// , / del -I,C-f et --• ~,, e 1 zie-r -.4"1... -•-• 3el a , No" V ( - 4 it- e l. {PRICE SEVENIiENCE. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 19, IHN to ir. ()fie I J; W•IIE . RE'CANT - VO U GO to have a better Chante of gainrog r one or both of the ............ Prizes of 0 .10,000 . • -• • .... ... .... Prizes 08 AuF THE other Capitals of L. 1,000, L. 500, L. 300, &c. • : 11 - 1 • • • 1,200 Prizes of L.lOO, L. 50, &c. 2tEsi DE,: THE • • . C3 LD, CLARET, P . )R'l', MADEIRA, 'rrE rwhci:s rfrr ' 6nd.J. SIVEWRPFI IT, IS:n. Holhnen l4l, Oxford-street; COrtirka; ; I ;•: !Halqualiketl 7 n.tar.c , TEt? ; "ir, i.e First dikken,• and %e ;t o p L a.ta-131),opo ever .I.lr..awp, • , air 'hatch—a n( - where and Shares, xl4 nttd - cm "• vat' no 'ate imnsv:. Seilin for Oa above * A L . CAPITAL PRIZES, whiclimtist Dra N t EXI"PUBSDAY, 'When tti“,,ptt c ry Fini§Ats. DLL RATEMAN ON CONTAGIOUS FEVER. • This Day was published, in Sen. price Gs. in beards,' Fro►►a the LONDON ti lzcri El, AUG. 18. , ; Tiog Olt; ASUCCINCT .ACCOUNT of the CONTA: GIOUS FEVER of this Country, as eiemplified in .the.Eidpinic now prevailing in London, with tke appropriate Meths of Treatnient, a. practised in the House of Recovery. To which are added, ono: , Rt,k-roNs on the NATURE and PROPERTIES of CONTAGION; lending' to correct the popular notions on this subject, an a ,pointini: out the means of prevention. . ." By THOMAS BATEMAN, PhySician Comfit :log Physician` Forci4 - n-Wise, Idly 15, 1 81 8, His' Royal Highties the Prince Regent 'has been .pleased, in the name and on the behalf-Pi his Mijestv, to approve of Mr. POer 4nranuel Sthow to be Consul at Plymouth for liis'Majesty the King of Denmark. NEVV ROBINSON . CRUSOF;:, an instructive and cntertain- History: Altered from the Frer:::h. We have seldoisi - perUsed a work better calcum lated to eutcrta.it; the'rising generation, and to train them to hahits of fortitude, industry, and . perseverance, tlow the present. It fey - justifies its gtitig;'" utite eve!! corai bines the useful with the agreeable: Robinsbn Crusoe Was the civil& of our earlier '.years, and it is impossible to peruse it after l a icing lapse Of time without feeling a strong'interest revived la the mina. The present Editor 'and Translator, in following up the Man 'of - DEFOE, has Performed 'One of the most beneficial literary tabours of the day, SO far as the morals of the"juvenile resider are Concerned, crtsd'they are of theitttnost impoi tance in forthing . such a chagpeter as is' likely to pass through life with respectah'ilit y and conifoil. It is justly Observed in the I'seface, that notwitfi standing all the merits of the origipal work, and they are highly estimable, that it is not without Some ground for 'reasonable objection. But we will cite the passage Robinson Crusoe, indepelidently of its other defects, is f !: tt..ifie Fever in Lnndnn, &c. Printed . for .I.4uskioan;,:fliirst, Rees,. Ociur, and Brown . Loudon. - -'. MILITARY PROMOTIONS:. • Tror- Office, August 18, 18 19. 4f ! 1 ;,.• 3*,Refitmee f t of Dragoon Guards---Lieutenant Anthony Bol ton, front the half-pay of the 2:3d Light Dragoons, to be • Lieutenant,; - rice Goate, deceased. - tith Ditto—Lieutenant John William Donn, front the half • pay e,f the 40th Foot, to he Lieutenant,- vile Thomas • Walker, who exchanges, receiving the difference. • lath Regime nt 'id . Light Dragoonstieutenanttblimas Barker '• Wall, from half-pay of the 234 • Light-Drapons, to be Lieu tenant, vice George .icker, who exchanges, receiving the difference. '2oth Ditto—Lieutenant W. H. Smith, from the half-par of .the 103 d Foot, t o lie Lieutenant, vice,J. E. Scott, who ex- changes, receivH),,: i the difierenee4 Ist Regiment of Foot—John M`Gregov, , Gent. lobe Ensign, • *sitilbrout purchase, vice Mainwaring, promoted. .9th Ditto,—Captain Henry Hill, from the half-pay of the 14th Foot, to be Captain, vice Richard Racket, who exchanges; receiving the difference. • 13th Ditto—Thomas Jervis, Gent: to be Ensign,.by purchase, • vice Elderton, who retires. 20th Ditto—Giles Eyre, Gent, to be Erisign, by purchase, vice( Campbell, appointed to the Ist Reginient of Life Guards'. 23d Ditto. - ---Ensign G. F. Morden, from the half-pay ofithei 14th Foot, to be 2d Lieutenant, vice G. Poe, who exchanges; receiving the difference. 27th Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel John Hare to be Ma jor, by purchase, vice Sparrow, who retires;: Lieutenant :Richard Hatidcock to be Captain of a 'Company, by pur 7 chase, vice Hare. 40th Ditto—Hareourt Master, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase,- vice Cornet, who retires. 58th Ditto-- , -Ensign Frederick James.Ranie to he Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Rolfe, deceased; Henry Browne, • Gent to be Ensign, vice Ranie. Roth Ditto—Edward . Nixon, Gent. to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Nicholls, promoted. - • flst Ditto-7Sorgeoh William Cogan, from the 97th Foot, to be Surgeon; vice Se hoole, 'deceased. 97th 'Ditto—Ensign Jain-vs Cates, from the 60th Foot, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Baylee, promoted. • 90th Ditto—Cornet Stephen William,Pophain„ from the half pay of th e 13th Light Dragoons, 't o be Ensign, vice John Bayley;Arlio exchanges, receivitig - the difference. frith DittiiikSorgeonliciiryio - wen, from Of., half-pay of th e 73d Foot, be Surgeon, vit e Cogan, appointed to the 81st Foot ; Lieut. Richard Bradish, from the half-pay - of the regiment; "to be Lieutenant, rice William Keen, who exchanges. Royal African Corps—Lieut. William Gray to be Captain of a Company, wit bout purchase, vice - Leman, deceased, Ensign James Pattoun Sparks to be Lieutenant, vice Gray; John Chisholm,.Cent. to be Ensign, vice Sparks. Hosm - AL rF—Depoty-Inspector Augustus West, with local rank in Portugal, to be Deputy-Inspector of Hospitals, be Brevet ; - Hospital Mate Gecirge It, Me-fin, to be Assistant Surgeon to the Forces ; Peter John ',laedonald, Gent. Dis penser of Medicines, to by Apothecary to the Forces, vice Lyons, promoted; John Perkins, Gent, to be Hospital Assistant to . the Forces. . Of whoa may be hpl, by the same Author, A Practical Synopsis of .Cutansswi. Diseases, according to the .Vrrangenient of Dr. 'exhibit big: a concise View of The Diag•noStie Sj•niptotifs,'aild t9te Method of Tri , atment. In' S.Vo4rice,.l.2s. boards, theAth.kalition. Delineation,* of the Cu taneons Diseases. In one volume, 4to with upwards of 70 colinved Plittes, price il.'l4s. boards. , 1? • • CAUTION7-zeThi - eii-feniie* &ingoti for the follfiriing Articles haring occasioned inurifrous !mita: fions, the Public_are respectfully informed that the Genuine; has the signature and address of the Proprietor on the label. ATKINSON'S FLUID, fur the growth of the Hair, found- . ed ors it di=covery of the causes which occasion bald-less. ft iserehti the Hair falling off or turning grey; and sidiere bald -rren-has already taken place, either from illness, perspiration , Plunlge 9f :climate, or hereditary causes, it will. restore it to its original strength ithd 'thickness. Respectable re ferioces to this fact. are, giteil .in a paruptilet enclosed roubd each bottle. It also trees the Hair from scurf, makes it soft gad glips'syailillr,arid keeps it inalurl'during exercise in darn ing_or walking,or in damp weather : price 3s. (id. a bottle. "A'rklWtiON'SitOP,Trii-BLE iDVE- clnitrg - es grey or red hair on the head or whiskers to a brown or black; warranted perfectly innocent, and to.rive a permanent colour. Price 55., I,os, tid., and, 11. Is. • 'ATKINIstAIS 'AMBROSIA{, - OAP; Vepared by a' new Process, filch fries it f r o st all irrit a ti ng, qua liti es , r e m o v e s rreel,le, redness, and hardhess flour 'fire skin, prevents its rcha-Opingoltidrullbes it soft, white, and even., Price Is. the 'square; and, prepared with Niple s Soap, for shaving, price 4(t. , , ls.yihd ts.*.Cd. each. Sold by .1a m ES - AlliJxso, Perfumer, No. 44, Gerrard•street, Sidib , :iirttare, London ; j and by wort Perfumers and Hair ,OtlP.Apers in To Wn cvtpit ry. • , !r• Cr 01' cw t. . cake' erroneous in one particular, sul icieut.tu destroy. every advan tage that History unight, produce, : whit:i is, bein4 provided with every sort of European tools and instruments necessary to procure him many of tliose co * ni:eniencies which belong to society. * Thus the opportunity is lost of affording the young reader a lively sense. of - tho -wants of man in a state of soli tude, and the multiplied happiness of a social life; another 2.l Oy 201 A A 0 1 0 0I HOliAcEi IMITATED. arupoitant reason why I thought proper to depart from the old History. • v!! yip ODE TO Mk. TURNER. .I , OS Laudizte honio; erc. ' IF be - jat at Merit's •claim - ! • ) To echo loud the hump of Fame, ' •• And•join th' adiniring throng; If real venius we reward With every tribute of regard, • I *trt•v.. Arid poor theigrateful song--• RNitt, to thee how moth we owe ' For' thy jet Blacking's lovely glow! • Whint first its radiance met Mine eyes,': " With ecslacv rind deep surprize I • -' - . . " I hare divided the tline.of my New Robinson Crusde's stay upon the island into three periods. In the first he; is alone and destitute of .any European tool or instrument whatsoever, assisting himself merely ,by his invention ;. ins order to spew, on the one hand, how lielples,; rosin is in a state of solitude, - and, ou the other, how much 'reflection and persevering efforts contribute to the improvement of our cidn dition. In the second period, ;I gieitithi,in a companion; on 4. 1 54 0 4 6i , ofoi 1 1 ' ' O4 l 10' purpose to shew how tuuch.a man's situation may be bettered be even this single step towards society. Lastly, in the third 165 0 ,1 )3Y of/ 4 ,1 q 5 1 04 0 41 otl ,10' ,4s o f 55 LIS ~n h ~~~ ove r,4l' l ; at r 13, )P r i o, l `x, 1 0 r. . . : .. • vet.) z 'TT' ' toRDIAL 13:ALM OF niLFAn: • - --. •: TS • L . 1 lini al o r.ils wpncluriktl , - tenti.v:Ati!lg L. e! - I'e • . f spirits, re tPt i 444 1 relief in inward decays, debility, lowness .? . ven, Ornith- , ~,Alit l 'h'in t" ither grx; whether hered;titry or ouo . n .. r _ . ____ i Ni "Itirnt.lercies • In weaknesses ,tapes dor” . ll..s, ()I i... e , r i e . i , , , e 4r : 4 i tit i )Q '''.4- 4 'Pet: - it H l4 , it; merit. stands I.thriralP44`irtrygorn l e r g eb t i,- , •'itax4 *lives and throwing a gerlix,rilitiMilr 4.!). e. d ' ‘ :tSUI )lid te . 4xed parts that stand' in heed 'of i asp St ; ariF ,,,,,,a ) :torn "I tY 'laav:b n . l id Co. riff, OxcntiliQt•teel :2" 4rd ' , ' 3 N 2 / ' , 1 ",. „' s . , 'Nsi t ir'. "viz, if.it Strand ; and Nir. Goatlev, I ::3,, • 11.1. ,,,,n5 . AT, als o% a.) -.: - : • - ,• hie . .Vdrider in ill:Market 'l. .. • , n,,, . , ( ..•ery ieinn a ',irk ~ ', ,,l tt th , i• • • • ~. lo o, ainl all otlivylNledicine Ve . n . ;_tivs l , ' . 1' ' "ll .1 ' '' .1 - bi•htfe - fi , Y '33. b) ulfidl , •I 'l' II '• "eh', Or t'titir in one - farat ) Il 4r 8.. biltle is sAved, with 3,lre l Avords : 4 Samue l Solomon, I)ol; eligraved on the s{amp. IPNi:O',,„ - . . ~ . , rr -- , •. .) • the s , 11,A -' GOOF) TBAVEI,LING, from , . 'Epc., in , ~, ,ss • 1 4 p., • "k "'PIN ; ' 4 ' lll INK' SIN'OAVLI-II Li.' 'to , ... r ,,, R f f . , ,, L , E 2 Qui in' PLltql-1,• and all PAIVI'S-o,Fth. N Y ,4tl ?It • tql„ je -5..` -st'lee,.);i'ehes,tht:, Bet HOrsi•s, and keep e?cce en ; ,c - , V . 'A1t;,,„ 11 ..,Y . W`.: MOUNTAESILangi Cti..4 - , 3 ---'S } - lEAD INN, SNDIV-HI4L. Lco? . Z.DON. , V:ti i J l'! rolioivi "Pos'r 2COAL - Ctrtg-,," MAIL ' ‘ ta 1 1-41 ACHES 3,1'4 set nt from,ibe Satacea's Head Inn, 5.,,0„1„,,,, . :,,. L. 5e,,,,0_ 1 ,, , Th " ' l ' m " i s -", h 1 ' ... V; . 1 :6 I , f , t7 . b t 'i' ' : . 4 ‘ l 7 , l New Lk VRP, POOL Li - itlii ii ( i. ;i . a u ,.. l l r . , o irt a , : t l i y .i ' d 6 e ne , - -:q. , iii, t , -....i, -0,-tu, carryin,,,lnside , s 5 at ~' , . , . a .... ( ,.. x , ltiitt)., '''''',..vilti'Y at - Orie"O'ciiick"; aii•lves at Liverp_o_ ! n ull ! I l f„,i,tidn', l ,:n ~.,,it Six •Oh l ovli , 11-A4)110Y 71) i l Artat ) ivt•31!%!. ot" . 0 , i _ j 'Oll,. ', ,Aortliumpton • Welforit, Lrittetwortiv, cinit....f.vry.: i \Varti'''''l,..i"titield;•ltu•gely, Stoile')'Netveastle, •Knti s o d - ' st.)/P;it'in and Present. t M ,, k., ~.t, "' kNi PTO N 7, Ly:til i ritttein, Wi n cites! tl.r," find , B a_s i_ in:g .... . tk • ' A tW V e Al„ , . OUr Inside Concli't •half-p.a4 ,84704.,/°!-_'::.c..e._ 'rite..,,,"ioN., arriv es af the Dofpliiii Inn,' Southatniit t .n: ‘,_‘he Isl e ' eit!ck.--This is ,t ,n.jost..4eisightfill Converto(W.A.e .li4t,e,'"f Wi.ght, Jersel- Guernsey, St. Alaloes, liavr! ,. l /,,_. Stil;,lletburul, It..' ~ ".' , • •-' ' ' . . ' yi• '•-r-Wsni ' ' -e • ' st - if na t , rust-Coach, 1,, .„ er Yk.',.,-,.,' ''.- `7.ltY, ,Wellingtott, and •• •"' ..t -,io 1. •. j ois ' ,7 l;) , N r 1 , , F ta V ive'o'citic - Le-L.C4iiii ril'ed. .. ( )?1: 11 lil s i' '41,.%,1:1 ,Dtorcisliviter„ 8i1a m 1 f 0r 4 , , 5;1 1 ,4 ,, h .9 r rY:! . A,i i !dP,1,t, ) ; , ., 'ltt chtt l i, l?' "'"e, . new - Nit Coach, every Atte n . t st, il i a ,?,l's, Ike-. Paeliets. to GuerltseY o .lerse.YO CllV.burg' • ' - i;lixi t , i ; j , . 4 ' 'l "' F 'h ik ' - PTYlnont li ' iW4MMICI, D'Oe4l;ekteol4 V) ll ffihnii . l' , ,4 %..' t ;' , l't%unil Saii,b43- '5.,... w Pos:t Coach,. every N1,.,.r.11,101.,..": P„ltti,t(L.,%_`'l4.k,' tlisttitili ' konit On, Axtiiinittr, lltnii t _,,il - ` 4 1'( , A 4 ,1 1 ",,...'i01ie :pad Bags l lot4,it , i .!` , (~ 1.:,',11,i) N / Toalillii - i'keiborougho 5t,10",. an d H unting' .•.,b',, t.' ( i *I -.411 eti• K •'l sets out 'every Evenitig • to Sims ), :141ini,irZiltc1).,), ank "- 1-143... • ) at m " 1 + t'Ai 13.11 STOL Flying I ost,Coachrs„ t.h:• . o o tt i ,., j Chip:: arrive ,l'av,rt• Nl4,:,anil Marl-borough ; evei'Y, A l Fre ) r the , (mann _ ing......oc,lo,,,,be,Cireyhmitid Inv, 8at.1.1,.., ,:), ''' is 1 t i next Morn tnoidi :.°''clies 348 treet, ti.ml the swam?, -r • ply,, ,t 1 ,, & e. tu Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, Exete r, , et '''''P'D ' . tty • he ir . arki kor t - ii , light coach,,,raileo Tile nocking . hara . ,: se , ' ll ir 6(.4 ' re, 4 ' l at. Eight o ' CloCk ; , carries Font Instde :p , 1, 1 ts or to l _it. , .l'uti s, ll'Arli ihlv -v - ' ' wit h aiGnal4 th riiiighont. assi ~-..irt,,, "•' 4 o fu r 1 -,ehs'"' .and .Ferry 'list ' me. '' 1\ ew,all'''R" "1 . 1 . ' t him nine. Not -4)0 amiiti the 31.Iden' Lion; Lee's' n" • ts t ,, , ril 'u ,K , uncommon. Expedition of th is. C.,, r 1c,1 . 1, it is ti''"ee '''' i lle n , i • ble - and cointlete Public Cori, -01hii hy `Vtlit.,N,„,.trsi; 4.g."-‘, unequalled •A‘P . "th er. 1 ' "`"'Illo heron in.Accommoda ,,,. *OW. , tlii ) ,. v - i lliill, , 1 ., ' L.4)gtown Gretna-grei.n, Annan ) pninfr . le . s . , ':1411 l'ai t;t ","r,ln . l l,,SariCitiliar- ! K du, Cal!m..ock, NPPnel!, nit s i l , N . 'F Scotland, a Post Coach (daily). th r ~ , , i , ,t i' pr.inn-tlgli Whitby, Shields, Sunder - yowl, .N , etv- 1 (4,(7,u11nat1-4,Ln1),1nti.,.,,11,'NeW Four I nside ch, with ,a Gll . 4i t t. Nil,' '',1(1c"1 out erery .mi.riiing )1 way of Newark,..b.e .- 4„ , 'old if',e.r,, llarliti,,t4n, Northallurton, Durham, .4 01 . 1 , 1,. - '' the ~,,e':wkli. ,p,,inii,„ fi t idiro z themselves. fatsr.eti . ' ~k i',' 4 14 - I .lg ‘ t -l' 6 f the jonrney, may rest what . tii;!e toe' , • 4\ ',"!lInoliltT roteed.on Withotit any addition:ll . ' 1 4111 1 / (1 , Pt,st.,,.,Vcili, Swipd,motalAshary. Hopp.' fo a l - ti re :am) .. , C4, 4)( 41,-,' , 11, at Seven, Morning. ';1/414,•,-,4(..Isf,T,11- & Vt , :t Isal New eost C''acb' evet y evening.. 11sai,(1,,,'' Peurith, and Whitellaren, Four Inside Pos i t- I 'll '.l . G 4 14u14, 1 .nli the • ikav:,-Itasses . throngli• Brour, 1- e r lei% ~ real ;an iii I I a Oat crick, Boroughln•idze ,Nl , A beif '(?' '")" '' ' ' tl ant - Sets t'itt ‘ tcili t ()ruin or , Doncaster, and Gran . 1 . .. . 1.1 t4 Y. N.g . ..! and perforots the journe)". t t will :he great pit k '' , li ii, ,i l ! e i l i ' t l il , , - : ::' t ' i ' l k e e. r s detaininl Cut Hitt 1i,,, t 4 by Ir, :mess ci . r n Pecttliar advantage of their Seais being se cur }, next. (..,.,,,i,.. 444,,0ce.y,,,,3/41, taneaster, Prestaii;' Kirloy-4.onsdale; • Bolton, 190,ht i-li',%liirli, and Garstan Post-Cuaclies, C.Very After -1,"144,t Itl'ri"'*chh.--;•Gilardei!_- • ' - ' anciLitch. ti t t. N,C-4 ( L, IVartingtoo Krutisford, Stone, 1,4,4" ci„eliorrcli, called ,r,l'll'e D - eliance, every 'Evening at 'l,Visiiiu,r'lt'' the Saracen's Head Inn, Dale-street, N(:iii,N.kpl,,,.(l throughout. Liver :l,'‘Nl•l,'.4.',l) P"st--Coach,' every Ill'oriiin4l'llalf-past E. kt:,,'. i ) , (Ii .*.i,Tewport, • Wbitclinrch, Tarporley Nant wish, \;litiqt And :%liddlewich Post-Coach, every Evening, at A ° , 11 11 1 :4,_ ‘,.. • k " 4 4vi it,;`,'`n tochton, arid Yarni new Coach, every 11,4 ~,V'CI-11.,.,11° ti mege Inn Sunderkond.' '.' ..- ' e11.101,14ii."-FER, Witishx'- Cop,-Icton, NeWeastle,Wal!a', Ili,,gl,lll;",‘!Pton,lst-eioicii,';'very Afternoon. ORA rde d . A'llktit' ,"er;'NcTYl,ll. . otileril, " :lll Post-Coach,call ti .•:l , the Itock • Abetil_griNGL,4'.49rtilitg. th,' l ) : ) li, stl,4;:pl I"yst. Coach, wall a Gaard,.,setsun . t. every % ll ', I Y Il ave q . teaches B irmingliai i i next 'd a y at Nool . . et, 1 • 1 , vt 4 , 11 r.ty, Sotithaiu,, Leamington, Warwielt, isiew ts,:tt,'lrl),,,4"4 CO gluttm, to tile Saracen's Head, IS "' 1 ! - 4 4 k (s h , ..., Norira.m. AP t ,I;e,"'ac e t ," fl ings at lialf-"east Six, to the Cross - Keyc,' t, I tt,r . R., lb' , I LII. I ' • .11111.44j'‘'''' Ce'ain':ll‘lll ' argate ' Sai ldWiCh. 11. ; a nis;' - ate; Caid eu b . iry, et• 4111,t,',„ortlitp).00., Rochester, - 311 d Str.ol.o, New t u...,i -,,A N,„ ultb, v;tv , ) , ,, i , and Night. 'l44:l`l'Pio". ' 4re, 110.1(lesdOn, and Cheshulit• Couck, . Nllt' N 11 . ‘ ; 'l' AN T and . . Wi t , tiky,% . ', , , I, , ix , . tilt:unman...ClO:tett (dairy), at Deter:, Fo . , d dot i) 8 ri,in'.', 4„.o(1 EiglA (o'clock - . I,' 11i143‘hlli;„-'" waggons aanltuca ' clieS, to NeWbUrio : ~) t I ,•Itit)ii, -Woottor-Basset,. Lamboilrn. Hunger t,t)IIN, I F.NI ti . ' . .i0., "g, • liiti all Places adjacent, daily. , L,l-1.tv,,, ,wAtiGoNs. . • . .r :,. .' ~ :;, . 11 , ,,,,--:, i•• - -LEAD, Watford and Staninore,Three ~ rr.A.„ a --,q % t • , 'l%ics'4'. ' '''gaY, BUr , , . k^ l, '1 E N - rp,-,►, . ,), and al.! Parts of Suffolk, 14 i -u t , UT leer 'l,-`-'n, 41,', 1 -, 1 itt) ANily"'' l' S , N g' on, Henlen Bristol, and (=late , ch i , : , I oN, „V„velt. ,„,lINVIe „1.1,t,11,,ttei ".11.*tietter, Itumsey , Lyudliurst,'l•T'" `',ltti,'tiltY " I 'o t ,•:' it "Nwood F l l ' .- I, Win't'"rn' ,'„'-',._.'„\ ~,,, 14,. 1 , ..., rs „,,„- , ori mg )1 I( ~e, ....,.;,., w 4 •I it, "1(•64e1pt„,.1 '',4lidGnernsev.lVaggoas ( v •"' . )' r' t . • • IV 'NN ' ' ronl , ' 'l'll Twiel. '1 • . Twice a Weems. I t • ic, Ak . '‘‘ ~„1 .. ~,, 'V e.g,. 11X, , •ond 1,.., v i. tea, eve'ry Day. . br a, 11,,,`"v4i ii," , 1 AIN `'„`“,',l"oton • , 1). y i i t . i ' i tb (411 ; 1'41, 11' -n" (~. ' "e" 4- '' LI-tint their kt. q.l„4llPir n e ' that t'e re4)tehtil") q t• hie for tk i r,.. ,1 e 1.,„ Kee, 1 y will not be accolin a . . k ti,,, i. IN s, (1/1(1,,, 'Ugg4ge WI itings, Plate, u..,. ni dcu, 10,, valktt,if-s 1. kL i :11 1 ,1 ~.. ,tolen, lost: or dattiaed, hp -144 it,,.'"!• Insiirance i,iidf,,r• acc(nding.l, 12 hilllW.l4ill, LOildUlle s ~ brilliant hue, A-htarn so bteattteopoi and so bright ri AI then aturtzed my wondering , • I I .nelersorpose l l ,to view :• • jti 1 s;rl Nor thought I boots could e'er surpass , The lustre Lf the Inuldng•glass. ';4 Dah t I TURNER, it is, to thee we owe This all-respleir&tit riolient glow; 'Teas thy expansive mind 'f hat to such high perfection brought A jet with:every virtue fraught, In purity refin'd And long for thee the Poet's lays • Slhila give t hcir tribute to thy praise. FRENCH EGG-MatcHANTS. Utsttos•llALMrs. Wayte,.a widow woman relspecfable.apperance, applied yesterday to R, J. CIJAMBEiti, Eeq. the Sitting Magistrate, for advice under the following circumstances bout six weeks - ago she-purchased several:thousand eggs of some Frenchmen. ..The number of eggs par chased being - so considerable . , she was unable a! the time of the bargain - to ascertain whether Elie whole were good by, the usual process of holding each, tliem to a candle ; the. Frenchman promised that on his next trip from the 'trench coast he make ample amends if any should he found rotten. Upon the faith of ;his assuranc,e.she she. the bargain. After the departure of the merchant she discovered that 600 were rotten, and upon his return a few days ago she applied for the-promised compensation. In stead of her.. demand being complied. with,' he jeered and laughed at her, ; and .several of his country wee and' einitrades, appearing to think it an excellent joke. joined -in the laugh and load her,Wit h•ridicule. The Magistrate sent . .an officer for the French man, who-attended shortly aft e r., ,4ccompanied by e ! ,-;lit of his countrymen, who all appeared seafar ing men. They assured the Magistrate, with great coolness and effrontery, that' the ‘voman was not to„he believed, for that she would say or swear any thing. The.eomplairiara was then sworn in their pre sencii fiilieTiritternent, hint the iMaiistrate ae quaind nonsigur, that it:, was. evident :a fraud Amami heen committed, and unless he. thought, to make bet' a proper coMpensation, he exposed himself to -the inconvenience of a prOsecution.— Itwas finally ,arranged that time, matter should, be referred for settlement to a respectable salesman in . the Borough Market, why w as t o ascerta i n what'sum of money would be a proper compen sation for tima.,6013 rotten eggs . . An Inquest was taken. before TAIGq„ Coroner, nit Friday, at Pin Farthings, ,near 'cibinhampton, on the body of Thomas Ninrgan,• aged *nine years,; pho worked at the' bowie . of Daniel Pegler, weaver. The boy died on Wed ;'nestitty, 'and his master-baving corrected Nib for smut...offence . a fe.‘‘t, t,lays.,before, an alarm was. ex cited, against the poor man, who was charged with exercising Sach violeifce and inborn:inky to wards the lad,. as to.necasion his rieatli .Avery minute invest,igat ion therefore I,ok place; and it that the deceased, in cons was clearly . ascv.ained, sequence bf disease, Wore a ufercaial girdle; and had drank colirwater , to excess, after r . akiog a lent met icine.,ryerili V —" Died from O l e eff ec ts of the ,i , inprcper, „tte. .of awe rcnril girdle , and other rerni2dics inalrykrteliOv applied . ,"tail l tV'not otherwise to the lino rvledge of the Jurors.” ll' f ll' C , 441) ....'". ;a• 44 k' :p'• BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. .1. Elliott, Bristol,.. coal-factor. W. Rudge, carburton 7 street, Fitzroy-square, horse-dealer. BANKRUPTS. J. Vi'bitfiricl, Old-street; St. Luke's, coal-merchant, Aug 25, Sept.-5, and 29, at elevert,.at Guildhall. Attornies, ,Messrs. Chapman, Stevens, and Wood, Little St. Thomas Apostle, Queen street. S. Wilkins, Russell-street, Bermondsey, fellnionger, Aug. 22, 29, and Sept. v 9, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Hurd and Johnson, King's Bench-walks, Temple. J. Breese, Caerswya, Montgomeryshire, grocer, Sept. 7,8, and 29, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Shrewsbury. Attot nies, Messrs. Phi!pot and Stone, Hare-court, Temple. R. Ray, Norwich, grocer, Sept. 8,9, and 29, at fouri at the Rampant Horse Inn, Norwich. Attorney, Mr. T. Tilbury, Fa' cotr-cou rt , Falcon-square. W. Smith, Leicester, woolstapler, Sept. 7, s, and 29, at eleven, at the Saracen's Head Inu, Leicester. Attorney, Mr..leyes, Chancery-lane; a. Harcourt,' Chard, Somersotsbire, banker, Aug. 22, 29. and Stipt..29, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. J. Ellis, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane. . DIVIDENDS. • . Sept. 22, S. Ready, Southampton, dealer—Sept. 16, J. Coleman, Liverpool, biscuit-haker--Sept. I I, It. Greenwood, 'Todinorden, Lancashire, cotton-manutacturer—Sept. 10, I). Pattinson, Carlisle, common-brewer,-S..pt. IS, T. Flower and J. Mainwarin,T, Chichester-rents, Chancery-lane, jewellers— Sept. 10, F.. Forster, Rickergate, Cumberland, grocer—Sept. 16, J. H. 'Pemberton, Liverpool, merchant—Sept. 1 , 1, J. Moore, Bishop Monkon, Yorkshire, J. Tennant, Leeds, and J. Foster, Bishop Monkton, flax spinners —Sept. 10, J. Haugh, Carlisle, counnOn-In ewer. CERTIFICATES—SEPT. s. .T. LansdelL jun. Bexhill, Sussex, fariner—J. W. Rose, Bishopsgate-street, silk-mercer—R. Pearson, Doncaster, butcher- 7 J. Maynian, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, innkeeper. _ PART NERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. 'l'. Grocott and .1. Thirrington, Manchester, wine-mer chants-5. Chamberlain 'and S. Goodbody, North-row, Ha novcr-squar, coach-smiths—J. Pearson, - sett. J. Ptrarson, jun. and B. Beever,-Sheffield, bricklayers —G. Morris and J. Shaw, Oldha , n, Lancashire, coach-proprietors—lt. Debary, J.' Seudaanire and B. Currey, Gate-street, Lincoln's-Inn fields, solicitors—kV. Kerbey and 'l'. Walker, High-street, Poplar, linen-drapers—J. Bradford and R. Whittle, CheSter, tanners—J. All wood and It. Johnson, Eekington t Derby shire, coal-miners—J. Sudgrr and T. Wheatlev,L ee d s ma chine makers-H. Gifford,l3ridport, and .1. Gifford, Ailing ton, Dorsetshirc, sail-cloth triakers—H. Gifford, Bridport, J. Gifford, Allington, and S. Gifford, Nctherbury, Dorsetshire, yarn spinners — J. Barney and N. Bevins, 'Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, tin-plate worters—B. Walter, Denham, near Uxbridge, E. Vaisey, Gore, near Marlborough, and A. Brown. Monkton, near Nlarllootouolt fan n ers. COURSE , OF :CCHANGE, TuisimY, Aug. is, ___......r.„, i ......--___ . . . Amsterdam Ditto, at'Sight 'Aiiistet dant Ditto, at Sight ll 5 Rotterdam II 9 2 Us. A n t w erp - I f 12EX.Mon e y Haniburgh 34 6 • 2i. I's. Altinia Paris, 3 Day's date Ditto Botirdeatix, ditto Frankloi . ion the Main . . .... 143 Ex. Money Madrid i 39 Etkctive Cadiz [Whoa • as!' Effective ieville 38i 1_ Gibraltar 34 . , Barcelona Leghorn (4eitua.. 47 --r-‘ 7 Faiiee,- ; 4al. Liv ::5 :4-. ..fr,4 ,. , I ; . Malta... .. 50 Naples 'Palermo Lisbon .. .... Oporto ) ~ Rio Janeiro . ha ''. I,„ , Dublin... . • ••• • 10i..... cork-- 10f per Cent. '-'' sal „,„ ! Agin of the Bank on H o ll an d.. ... 2 per Cent. ' ,4l)E., , . . • BULLION. ‘ :tri ylintet Portugal Gold, in Coin 1 .0 '0 0 per Oz. ,"...ew 1400 1- Pons • ; New D011ar5. ..... Silrer, is 8ar5..... : .... ...... ' 0 5 4 . period, a vessel from Europe is shipwrecked on his island; and gives him au opportunity of proYiding himself with tools and most other articles necessary in common life, in order thatAhe young reader may see how valuable many things ate af which we are accustomed to make very little account, be, cause wt.:J - 1;1re never experienced their want." The interest of the hero is by no means de creased in the work before us, bur,- on the con trary., it is calculated tortrove•a powerful stimulus to juvenile curiosity. The Editor and Publisher, for they are one and the same, informs'usthat the work was particularly- intended as a Prize Book for Schools, -anti it seems- to be admirably well suited for such .apurpose. • The work is illus trated with eugravings,on wood, whiCh refer to the most interesting passages in the story,, anti which of course will engage the attention and heighten the.interest of the youthful reader. We subjoin the Dedication, because it is addressed to a Nobleman, who, from all reports, is fully ena titled.to the eulogiutns which it contains:— "To the Right Honourable GEORGE, LORD KENYON, Baron of Crediton, in the County of flint, and a Baronet. " Ennobled more by personal virtue, founded on tlie mutable basis of the Religion of Christ, than by the honour able Title which his discerning Sovereign conferred on a Father, as the well-earned reward of merit in the arduous, able, ecru-handed and dignified performance of the duties of Lord Chief Justice of England-,The munificent Patron of National Schools—Who, like his great Master, Suffers the LITTLE CHILDREN to Mite unto him, and forbids them net— This work, which aspires to combine religious instruction with human- knowtedge ; and.eutertainment, is most respect :fully and gratefully dedicated by one who has found his Lord ' ship a liberal . benefactor and an unshalierAieiid. "JOHN JOS. STOCKDALE." It is worthy of •nOtice, in recommendation of this wo►k.to Readers of. all classes, that it con tdins.. nothing which can giVe offence to any, whatever ►n.+y he their religious opinions and per 'snasion, while it strongly inculcates - true priuci. [des of piety. . . POSTAGE OF LETT ERS. --7—rztfro..--- • The following Letter, addressed to ROBERT GARDEN, Esq. 'se'nior Magistrate of Abettleen, has )eet.t rectili!d. from Mr. klumis, M. P. for that . district . of Utirghs London, July 24. Sir,--I think it proper to commnnicate to you, •for the in formatiun of the inhabitants of Aberdero, if you should think proper, that stridoiderS' hate beeii lately given by the Post masters-fieneralt for : evert letter, sent coastwise,.or by coach, to London; by any pasSenger, or ih any' box 'or Carriage, to be: seize,d,,and the }tenuity of 5/, be..,leyied on the writer of each letter. A feW day 4 ago; a hot,' containing linen fora young marl 'proceeding to huhu, was shipped at 1,. it fur London, And 'contained a letter of introduction from a Gentleman in Montrose' to , his. : son in Italia, and a list of the contents of the box ; a mite was also confided to the captain of the vessel. )tittbe pfivinto•the two-penny post on his arrival in London, to intimate th - e arrival of the box at.the wharf. These three 'lCtfeie were tieizeil' by theenstom-hintse Officers, and the So 'll.c.itor to the General Post-Office has r . eeived orders to levy thripeitti!ty'6l - 51.'for each' letter so' seized. I have had sit interview with Mr.;Freeling. tie Secretaryuf the Post-Office, to explain that the error was committed through ignorance, and to solicit the Postmaster-General to pardon the offence. As the Acts of Parliament- are explicit, and the Officers of the -.'o3enerttl' Pot-Office •are determined' to • enforce• every i ciituse,,l hope!this, intim a ti on may ate the means of prevent log trouble to some of the town's-peoplie. ::414 12 3. 3 .,§il JOSEPW.ITUME. v yptir ebedient.see.:ant,, To the Senior Ma g istrate of Aberdeen.